The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.

WHERE EXPERIENCE, INTEGRITY AND COMPASSION MATTER

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.

WHERE EXPERIENCE, INTEGRITY AND COMPASSION MATTER

Firm Overview

Christine has been practicing law for over two decades and brings a wealth of experience to guide you through complex legal issues with compassion and precision.

She serves clients in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts and focuses on Family Law and Appeallate matters. In MA she also focuses on Criminal Law.

Call 978.225.0661 today to schedule your initial consultation.

Main Office

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
1 New Hampshire Ave
100 Main Street, Suite 15
Amesbury, MA 01913

Phone

(978) 225-0661

Divorce

Our divorce lawyers understand how difficult divorce can be and we take the time to give you the knowledge you need to relax and work your way through the process.

Serving Massachusetts & New Hampshire:
Including Middleton, Portsmouth, Salem, Cambridge, Lawrence, Derry, Manchester & Boston; Frequently, a party to a divorce action, or a potential divorce action, has questions about the applicable law, the process, the decisions, the cost, support, custody, visitation, Court appearances and the future. There are so many questions flying through your mind that you do not know where to begin and how to start working through the process.

Often we find that parties in this area live in one state and work in another. That creates different legal issues that arise throughout the pendency of your case. We are licensed to practice in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. We will consider all of these issues and use our experience in both states to benefit you and positively effect the outcome of your case.

Our Divorce Lawyers Can Help:
With each step of the case, our divorce attorneys will provide you with a detailed synopsis of what to expect. You will walk into court, or meetings, and know what will happen, what choices you are expected to make and many possible outcomes. Our New Hampshire divorce attorneys believe that preparation is key to helping a client feel informed and confident.

We not only advise you about what to expect, but we also advise you about the law and possible outcomes in an easy to understand manner. Knowledge is power. The more that you understand, the easier your decisions will be to make. We pride ourselves on speaking with our clients in plain language and helping them not only to understand the issues, but the rationale behind them. We provide you with the information that you need to make the decisions that arise along the way with confidence.

You will feel confident when you chose our firm as your representative. You will know what is going to happen. You will know where to go. You will know your strengths and weaknesses and those of your opponent. You will know what the Judge may or may not do. You will know when it is time to negotiate and when it is time to argue. Most importantly, you will know that the attorney standing by your side knows all about you and what is important to you and believes in your case.

All that said, you do not have to hire an attorney for your case. If you feel that you can represent yourself, you are free to do so. Understand that if you do not hire an attorney, you are expected to know the procedure and law in the Court and are held to the decisions that you make in settlement. You cannot go back later to modify orders simply because you didn't know the ramifications of your decisions while representing yourself.

You should consider hiring an attorney, especially if one or more of the following apply to your case:
1. You have minor children;
2. You have been married 10 years or more;
3. There is domestic abuse in the home;
4. You have significant assets;
5. Your home is in jeopardy of foreclosure or short sale;
6. You have multiple real estate properties;
7. You or your spouse are self-employed;
8. You have significant debt;
9. You (or your spouse) wish to move out of state with the minor children; or
10. You (or your spouse) are facing bankruptcy.

Family

Depend on our knowledge and experience to help you with your family law matter.

A breakdown of a marriage, a separation of a family, action of paternity or initiation of any family law proceeding is often a devastating, unfamiliar experience. You may find yourself in a position where you just received paperwork filed by your husband party and you have no idea what comes next. You may find yourself in a position where you wants to file but you are petrified to do it. Most people do not know this process and have many questions about what to do, how to do it, what to consider, how much it will cost and chances of success. That is where we can help.

Knowledge is power. We will explain the process of your particular action in detail so that you are prepared and know what to expect. You will be confident with each step and know what could happen, both good and bad. You will be guided through the process and assisted with preparing documentation and testimony. You will be given the information that you need to consider for every issue to make informed decisions about your future. You will be advised if your position and expectations are realistic. You will be zealously represented for this very important proceeding in your life.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine G. DeBernardis

Christine G. DeBernardis earned her BS in Psychology and Law at the College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College) in 1996. She continued her education at the New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts, where she earned a Juris Doctor in 1999. Attorney DeBernardis was admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1999, the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts in 2003 and the State of New Hampshire in 2007.

Practicing Law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire:
Practicing law in two states has helped Christine become a versatile attorney and given her a large amount of experience which she uses to represent her clients. She applies her knowledge of the laws for both states, and the different perspectives of the two, to benefit her clients with innovative, fresh ideas for their cases. Whether your goal is to negotiate a reasonable settlement for your matter or to litigate the issues in your case, Attorney DeBernardis can use her experience to create several strategies to meet your goals.

As a member of several bars, Attorney DeBernardis works to stay apprised of the ever changing law and is dedicated to applying these changes to ensure that her clients.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine G. DeBernardis

Christine G. DeBernardis earned her BS in Psychology and Law at the College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College) in 1996. She continued her education at the New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts, where she earned a Juris Doctor in 1999. Attorney DeBernardis was admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1999, the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts in 2003 and the State of New Hampshire in 2007.

Practicing Law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire:
Practicing law in two states has helped Christine become a versatile attorney and given her a large amount of experience which she uses to represent her clients. She applies her knowledge of the laws for both states, and the different perspectives of the two, to benefit her clients with innovative, fresh ideas for their cases. Whether your goal is to negotiate a reasonable settlement for your matter or to litigate the issues in your case, Attorney DeBernardis can use her experience to create several strategies to meet your goals.

As a member of several bars, Attorney DeBernardis works to stay apprised of the ever changing law and is dedicated to applying these changes to ensure that her clients.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine Debernardis

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine Debernardis

Firm Overview

Christine has been practicing law for over two decades and brings a wealth of experience to guide you through complex legal issues with compassion and precision.

She serves clients in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts and focuses on Family Law and Appeallate matters. In MA she also focuses on Criminal Law.

Call 978.225.0661 today to schedule your initial consultation.

Main Office

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
1 New Hampshire Ave
100 Main Street, Suite 15
Amesbury, MA 01913

Phone

(978) 225-0661

Divorce

Our divorce lawyers understand how difficult divorce can be and we take the time to give you the knowledge you need to relax and work your way through the process.

Serving Massachusetts & New Hampshire:
Including Middleton, Portsmouth, Salem, Cambridge, Lawrence, Derry, Manchester & Boston; Frequently, a party to a divorce action, or a potential divorce action, has questions about the applicable law, the process, the decisions, the cost, support, custody, visitation, Court appearances and the future. There are so many questions flying through your mind that you do not know where to begin and how to start working through the process.

Often we find that parties in this area live in one state and work in another. That creates different legal issues that arise throughout the pendency of your case. We are licensed to practice in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. We will consider all of these issues and use our experience in both states to benefit you and positively effect the outcome of your case.

Our Divorce Lawyers Can Help:
With each step of the case, our divorce attorneys will provide you with a detailed synopsis of what to expect. You will walk into court, or meetings, and know what will happen, what choices you are expected to make and many possible outcomes. Our New Hampshire divorce attorneys believe that preparation is key to helping a client feel informed and confident.

We not only advise you about what to expect, but we also advise you about the law and possible outcomes in an easy to understand manner. Knowledge is power. The more that you understand, the easier your decisions will be to make. We pride ourselves on speaking with our clients in plain language and helping them not only to understand the issues, but the rationale behind them. We provide you with the information that you need to make the decisions that arise along the way with confidence.

You will feel confident when you chose our firm as your representative. You will know what is going to happen. You will know where to go. You will know your strengths and weaknesses and those of your opponent. You will know what the Judge may or may not do. You will know when it is time to negotiate and when it is time to argue. Most importantly, you will know that the attorney standing by your side knows all about you and what is important to you and believes in your case.

All that said, you do not have to hire an attorney for your case. If you feel that you can represent yourself, you are free to do so. Understand that if you do not hire an attorney, you are expected to know the procedure and law in the Court and are held to the decisions that you make in settlement. You cannot go back later to modify orders simply because you didn't know the ramifications of your decisions while representing yourself.

You should consider hiring an attorney, especially if one or more of the following apply to your case:
1. You have minor children;
2. You have been married 10 years or more;
3. There is domestic abuse in the home;
4. You have significant assets;
5. Your home is in jeopardy of foreclosure or short sale;
6. You have multiple real estate properties;
7. You or your spouse are self-employed;
8. You have significant debt;
9. You (or your spouse) wish to move out of state with the minor children; or
10. You (or your spouse) are facing bankruptcy.

Family

Depend on our knowledge and experience to help you with your family law matter.

A breakdown of a marriage, a separation of a family, action of paternity or initiation of any family law proceeding is often a devastating, unfamiliar experience. You may find yourself in a position where you just received paperwork filed by your husband party and you have no idea what comes next. You may find yourself in a position where you wants to file but you are petrified to do it. Most people do not know this process and have many questions about what to do, how to do it, what to consider, how much it will cost and chances of success. That is where we can help.

Knowledge is power. We will explain the process of your particular action in detail so that you are prepared and know what to expect. You will be confident with each step and know what could happen, both good and bad. You will be guided through the process and assisted with preparing documentation and testimony. You will be given the information that you need to consider for every issue to make informed decisions about your future. You will be advised if your position and expectations are realistic. You will be zealously represented for this very important proceeding in your life.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine G. DeBernardis

Christine G. DeBernardis earned her BS in Psychology and Law at the College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College) in 1996. She continued her education at the New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts, where she earned a Juris Doctor in 1999. Attorney DeBernardis was admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1999, the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts in 2003 and the State of New Hampshire in 2007.

Practicing Law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire:
Practicing law in two states has helped Christine become a versatile attorney and given her a large amount of experience which she uses to represent her clients. She applies her knowledge of the laws for both states, and the different perspectives of the two, to benefit her clients with innovative, fresh ideas for their cases. Whether your goal is to negotiate a reasonable settlement for your matter or to litigate the issues in your case, Attorney DeBernardis can use her experience to create several strategies to meet your goals.

As a member of several bars, Attorney DeBernardis works to stay apprised of the ever changing law and is dedicated to applying these changes to ensure that her clients.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine G. DeBernardis

Christine G. DeBernardis earned her BS in Psychology and Law at the College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College) in 1996. She continued her education at the New England School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts, where she earned a Juris Doctor in 1999. Attorney DeBernardis was admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1999, the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts in 2003 and the State of New Hampshire in 2007.

Practicing Law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire:
Practicing law in two states has helped Christine become a versatile attorney and given her a large amount of experience which she uses to represent her clients. She applies her knowledge of the laws for both states, and the different perspectives of the two, to benefit her clients with innovative, fresh ideas for their cases. Whether your goal is to negotiate a reasonable settlement for your matter or to litigate the issues in your case, Attorney DeBernardis can use her experience to create several strategies to meet your goals.

As a member of several bars, Attorney DeBernardis works to stay apprised of the ever changing law and is dedicated to applying these changes to ensure that her clients.

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine Debernardis

The Law Office of Christine G. DeBernadis, Esq.
Christine Debernardis

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